inbound memorial bridge headed to the branch of ohio drive. that activity just cleared we are hearing from the unit on scene. for the rail riders on the orange, blue and silver line, residual delays in both directions due to track repair s that were unscheduled at new market. and staying on top of an alligator attack in orlando. the alligator apparently dragged the 2-year-old into the lake. two marine units have looked all night. this happened near a disney resort in an area reportedly off limits to swimming. we expect an update from the sheriff coming up at 6:30. stay tuned for that. back to you guys. molette, thank you. the chinese embassy in d.c. is trying to track down family members after a bus filled with chinese nationals crashed along parkway. at least one person on board the bus died and many others were injuried during yesterday's crash. kristin wright is live in fairfax where those with the most serious injuries are being treated. kristin? >> reporter: right. and the reality is we could be talking about an even worse situation if it weren't for the actions of brave good samaritans. park police tell us that there were a group of good samaritans that rushed in and got that shuttle bus upright after it had collided head-on with a car, rolled over, landed on its side and slid off the gw parkway trapping passengers. this was near stratford lane around 5:00 yesterday afternoon. one person from the bus was killed, unfortunately. and 15 were hurt. police think some of the good samaritans may be military from nearby fort beldwar and think they may have >> there were 15 or 20, an unknown amount of people that stopped to help upright the bus, really a noble act by the passerbys that helped the wounded on the bus. >> reporter: yep, a noble act indeed. police want to know who they are this morning. and they are also looking for witnesses who may be able to help them put together the pieces as they begin this investigation. coming up later in the hour, what we know about the driver of that shuttle bus and the driver of that car. back to you. >> thank you, kristin. right now only one lane is getting by on eastbound i-70 because of a deadly crash. a woman was hit and killed east of route 29. the woman was in her car and then for some reason stopped and got out and she may have been hit by more than one vehicle. all of the cars that were involved did stay on the scene. police are also interviewing the passenger traveling with the victim. investigation into the terror in orlando. we are working to learn whether the wife of shooter omar mateen will face charges. she told the fbi that she was with mateen when he bought the ammunition and holster use in the mass shooting. she also drove him past the pulse nightclub to scope it out before the shooting. federal agents say she tried to prevent him from carrying out the shooting but never alerted authorities. hundreds of people turned out for a church service in orlando to pray for the families affected by the mass shooting. the survivors from the impact also attended the vigil. [ applause ] and here is the congregation giving the survivors a standing ovation. this morning we are hearing powerful stories of survival from hostages inside the club. many recall when the shooting started. they say they ran into the bathroom for shelter and that is where dozens of people would be trapped during a three-hour gunman. >> so we're all, like, scrambling around in the bathroom screaming at the top of our lungs when he was in there for the first time. and then people are getting hit by bullets, like blood is everywhere, and then there was a moment when he stopped and that's when i first realized that my leg was shot. >> another survivor said he dragged himself out of the bathroom when police arrived. in all, 49 people died in the mass shooting. and there are several vigils happening today to support the city of orlando. in d.c. there will be a vigil and fund-raiser on the north side of the white house that starts at noon. at 6:00 p.m. there will be an interfaith prayer service at the united christian parish in reston. in alexandria, leaders from the lbgt community will speak at market square at 7:00 p.m. more on today's vigils on the nbc washington app and we'll have much more on the investigation coming up in a live report at turning now to the race for the white house, hillary clinton has finished the democratic primary season with a big win in d.c. defeating bernie sanders by more than 50 points, it comes more than a week after she won enough delegates to be declared the presumptive democratic nominee. last night she met with bernie sanders as the democratic party hopes they can unify ahead of the fall campaign. in d.c. politics former mayor vincent gray is one step closer to a political comeback. [ applause ] gray defeated nine-year incumbent council member yvette alexander to become the nominee for his former council seat in ward 7. he lost the 2014 re-election center for mayor amid allegations against him. >> i feel so wonderful that to represent them. obviously, i didn't like what happened to me either and it feels good to to be able to put that into the history books and just move forward with my life and the life of public service that i love so much in the city. >> and it was a bad night for the mayor who lost three reliable votes on the council. as for the other local races, the only contested incumbent to win his council primary was brandon todd in ward 4 beating leon andrews. todd was endorsed by mayor mu muriel bowser. atrayon white beat laruby may. and robert white beat incumbent vincent orange in a tight race for the at-large council seat. he works as the director of community outreach. and in northern virginia, libby garvey won the primary for her seat on the arlington county board. you can find all the results from last night's primaries o now to the latest in the fight against the zika virus. there's going to be a community meeting tonight in alexandria. the city will let you know what it is doing to keep mosquitoes away. that starts at 6:30 at the lee center on jefferson street. think you can't go that long without looking at your phone? you are not alone. how that need to be connected is impacting your life. we are watching the threat of rain in your neighborhood as you get ready to leave for work. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein has your commuter forecast at 6:11. a developing story i'm watching out west after several people are shot in an overnight shooting in downtown oakland. one person is dead. i'll have the latest om the lifrve woman: i have a masurprise for you.are you? man: you have a surprise for me? narrator: at dominion, 1 in 5 new hires is a veteran. and when they're away, they miss out on a lot. but they won't miss out on financial support. because we cover any difference between their military pay and their dominion salary, and continue benefits for them why do we do it? because our vets sacrifice enough. "dominion. depend on us for more than energy." ♪ stand by me. and we just couldn't say thno to that face.ns then we wanted more of that local flavor so betty says... oh yeah, that's betty. you're going to want to do this alligator thing. and betty didn't lead us wrong. a little later we passed some dancing. and who doesn't like dancing? especially when it's followed by fireworks everyone's nola is different. follow yours. fast moving sprinkles are now moving across the area. you can see the sprinkles coming down out of the gray clouds all the way down to the surface. and we can see them on storm team 4 radar, this area in green, fast-moving light sprinkles are about to exit virginia, coming into maryland and the district and moving to the east. it could be a little damp here for the morning commute. these early sprinkles will be in the upper 60s. then dry for the afternoon and warm with temperatures in the low 80s. look at our next chances for rain coming up in about ten minutes. jack taylor, how is the commute now? something has occurred at the virginia shoreline on the outer loop of the beltway at the american legion bridge. we believe we heard this is the potential of debris. virginia authorities remain on the scene on the outer loop of the beltway at the american legion bridge still blocking the left lane with a very early and abrupt delay. traffic is diverted near route 79. orange, blue and silver line riders have delays from earlier unscheduled track repairs. over to you. new information at a deadly memorial service in oakland. a 16-year-old girl is dead this morning with three others in the hospital. the gunfire rang out in the downtown area as the same time as a large vigil, about 3,000 attendees paying respect for two boys who drowned. the large crowd spilled out into the street. the suspect fled and right now it is unclear if the shooting is in any way connected to that memorial service. eun? molette greene, thank you. manassas police are on the outlook for a man who tried to abduct a woman at a popular park. a man tried to grab a 35-year-old woman walking with her son in stonewall park on monday. police say the man fled into the wooded area after she yelled at if you notice anything or anyone suspicious in that area, contact police. the trial continues today against police officer susan goodson who is charged in the death of freddie gray. prosecutors recreating the route that he drove the day he transported gray. a police officer testified he never saw the transport make any abrupt stops. that disputes the prosecutor's claim that goodson gave gray a, quote, rough ride. gray died last year after breaking his neck inside the police transport van. and sentencing is set to begin tomorrow for a former military lawyer convicted of nearly killing a mcclain couple. jurors found andrew schmuhl guilt of all seven charges. the prosecution said this was an attack against leanne fisher who had fired his wife. his wife goes on trial in the fall. the suspect in an attack near a metro station police custody. prince george's county police put out this surveillance video last week. they say the man in the video followed a woman from the new carrollton metro station and sexually assaulted her in an office building. officers arrested jahahree chester and charged him with sexual assault. tips helped them make an arrest. and we know five people die in a giant fire in los angeles. what investigators say is the cause as well. the office building caught fire, look at the smoke and flames. the l.a. department said the homeless man started the fire after fighting with other people living inside. the man has been arrested for murder and could face other charges. today an environmental group is looking to derail the purple line in court. there's a hearing today on the 2014 lawsuit that called for the alternative route for the line to protect rare anthropod t the friends in the area want a new route designed. the 16-mile route will begin construction later this year to connect prince george's and montgomery counties. and maryland governor larry hogan is expected to make a transportation announcement this afternoon in oxnard hill. he is also taking a tour of other local businesses and projects in manassas. and we encourage you to try out the results of this study as often as you can. researchers say laughing with your baby helps them learn. makes sense, right? a study of more than 50 small children found that those who laugh while being taught something new mastered it faster. they believe chemicals release in your brain when you laugh that could impact learning. send me your babies, i'll laugh with them. college students are spending hours on their cell phone, but you hay be surprised at just how much. baylor universityes discovered college students are spending about nine hours a day on their phones. psychologists are not sure whether this is an addiction but they do say it is causing harm when it comes to interaction with others and the ability to fight boredom without using technology. like little kids, go out and play, find something to do. >> that's true. but as college students, they are probably using the phone to take notes and communicate during class. it just becomes a thing where even if you are not using it, you just have it in your hand. meanwhile, we have some great news for pet parents. montgomery county's first dog park inside the beltway opens today. montgomery county's renovated ellsworth urban park has an enclosed area for pets. the dog park is between ellsworth drive and colesville road opening from sunrise to sunset and can be used by montgomery county residents and their pets that are vaccinated. this is the first park in the urban area for silver spring. for the soon-to-be mom. la tang and her mate kyle are expecting. they have not had an orangutan in 25 years. and they are such cute little animals already and super, super smart. >> i wonder if they come up with the same -- i wonder if they come up with names for them the same way they did the panda. >> i don't think we get to vote on the orangutan name. maybe we do. >> nobody voted for kyle. >> maybe we should do a vote for the baby. we shall see. all right. let's get a check of your weather and traffic starting first with storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. hi, tom. >> hey, good morning. we have a few scattered sprinkles now rapidly moving through the metro area coming in from the west. storm team 4 radar showing that it is about to exit virginia coming into maryland and out of the north and west tracking off to the east/southeast just about to move into annapolis and county. loudoun, fairfax, the district, montgomery, prince george's all quickly moving to the south and east. if you are about to head out the door, have the umbrella handy waiting a the bus stop and the metro with just some brief sprinkles for another half hour or so. if you have had a few breaks in the clouds this morning, that's a live view overlooking the potomac river. and what to wear later today? you will need your sunglasses later this morning and the sunblock as we look at the strong june sun breaking out midday. you'll be comfortable sleeveless with shorts. but have the umbrella ready this morning and again late this evening. if you're going to be out and about, you need the umbrella. 8:00, a chance of sprinkles in the eastern and northern suburbs. in the upper 60s by noontime, partly sunny, the upper 70s. then low 80s near 3:00 to 4:00 this afternoon. but you will notice the humidity on the increase. and then a chance of a shower or thundershower is not going to be until 8:00, 9:00, 10:00 tonight. a small chance. a greater chance of some showers early on thursday morning. tomorrow. then a likelihood of some storms mixing with heavy downpours that thursday night perhaps into early friday morning. that's our greatest chance for rain over the next seven days. that's going to be coming in thursday night into friday morning with thunder and lightning. highs up near 80. then friday the showers in the morning tapering off and ening early afternoon. a little sunshine breaks out early afternoon. highs cooler on friday just into the mid-70s. now to the storm team 4 seven-day outlook, here's a look at the father's day weekend. a beautiful day on saturday near 80 with low humidity. a little more humid on sunday, father's day, into the mid-80s. hot again on monday. that's the first time we'll be above our average high of 85. up near 90 monday afternoon with a few storms around on tuesday. your 4 things to know is coming up in ten minutes. now jack taylor, what is happening with the wednesday commute? hey, tom. on the outer loop of the beltway headed down to the legion bridge, trying road south to virginia, something occurred on the virginia side of the bridge. all traffic lanes are now moving. the headlights are moving toward us south of river road. once in virginia, your lanes are wide open. 66 out in linden still closed westbound. a tractor-trailer fire there with traffic diverted to linden. the eastbound lanes completely unaffected. we also have the crash in brandywine northbound 301 before a shortcut road. the left lane is blocked due to an accident. back over to you. and the progress d.c. police are making in their latest crackdown on bikes on the roadway. and the items this 7-year-old boy brought to school avat now he him facing today get ready for liftoff. space-x is launching a recor satellites from cape canaveral this morning. this will be space-x's 26th launch of their rocket. happening today, reagan national airport will celebrate the 75th anniversary in a special way. a restored american airlines bc 3 will land at the airport this afternoon. the american airlines bc3 was the first plane to land at the airport in 1941. then the plane will go on display tomorrow. it is 6:25 and a second grader in portsmouth, virginia, is facing expulse for bringing two toy guns to school. once the boy served his ten-day suspension, the school said he could be kicked out. >> is this really happening? because he's 7 years old. understand, okay, he was suspended but now could be expelled? >> school officials will decide tomorrow but say there are other options besides the expulsion. we'll wait to see what the school board says. making sure you can get to work as they plan for the next safetrack expansion. and we're getting a few light sprinkles gently, silently falling from the gray clouds this wednesday morning. going to be around here for the next hour or so. the look at the next chance for rain is coming up in the next half hour. and new technology. how you can avid ao right now the sheriff's office in orlando briefing reporters about the missing boy dragged off by an alligator. this happened in disney world near the grand floridian resort last night. disney is devastated and their thoughts are with the boy's family. we aret from officials. >> we'll continue to search throughout the course of the evening. i'm going to turn it over to mr. fisher from wildlife fishery. >> thank you. we appreciate the orange county department and how you responded to our partnership. first our thoughts and prayers are with the family. we do want to keep hope and we want to continue to do everything possible working to find this young child. and we are going to really do everything we can to support them and also to support our partners here at disney. >> reporter: what can you tell us about the last time you saw the gator? >> we don't have the details on the latest report. we know we work very closely with disney to remove the alligators readily as they are observed and reported. so we have a very good close working relationship with them in that regard. >> reporter: how often does this happen? >> it is hard focused on trying to find that little boy. it's not common at all. it is very rare for people to be attacked by alligators. it is very rare in florida or anywhere you find alligators. >> reporter: was the boy allowed to be in the water even for a little bit? >> i'm not familiar what the rules are in that regard. >> reporter: the sign says no swimming. are there any alerts against swimming? >> all we know is that he was on the edge of the water. so to my understanding he was not swimming. >> we have alligators in all fresh water across florida. so you can encounter an alligator. they move around. they move around. so it's really hard to say that one would be there at time. >> reporter: there are no signs for swimming, how often does that occur? >> i'm not familiar with the parameters for swimming or not swimming in that area. we are focused on trying to find that young boy. >> reporter: given the gator, how likely will you find the gator around here or the child? >> i'm optimistic we'll have success. >> you are listening to the florida wildlife and fish commission along with jeff williamson from the orange county sheriff's office. they are saying now this is a search and rescue operation. still optimistic that they could find the 2-year-old who was dragged by an alligator into the lagoon near the grand floridian resort. that the point they continue to search to know avail. >> this incident happened last night at 9:00. from what we understand, the family and young child were in an area that they were not supposed to be in that said it was off limits, no swimming. we are not hearing that the child was in the area swimming, but we are hearing he was near the water. this is a search and rescue mission at this hour. that update from officials there in orlando at disney world. >> we'll keep you up-to-date on the situation in orlando right here on "news4 today." don't leave your home without your umbrella this morning. we have light sprinkles now passing right through the immediate metro area. moving in from the north and west heading south and east, all this moving color, just light sprinkles now beginning to exit virginia and moving into frederick county, montgomery and howard county. now to prince george's and about to enter albert county and anne arundel county. it's a fast moving area of sprinkles. 4 things to know this wednesday morning, the sprinkles end in an hour. then a more humid afternoon. rain chances increase tomorrow and again on friday. then a nice father's day weekend is coming up. jack taylor, what is going on on 66? still closed 66 westbound out to earlier this morning. the eastbound lanes are completely unaffected. the westbound lanes are exiting near linden and getting back on front royal. brandywine we have activity causing a delay. the single lane is getting by. the outer loop of the beltway is recovering slowly coming off 270 down to the spur of the legion bridge. thankfully, the yellow line will soon be green by time you get on the road. thank you, jack. d.c. police are investigating seven different robberies in northwest and northeast since midnight. the most vent happening around 5:00 this morning. police responded to an armed robbery in the 1700 block of columbia road in northeast. only one suspect was reported in this case, but in several of the other cases witnesses reported seeing two masked men. 6:34 now. metro sta metro safetrack is about to move second phase of work. the national transportation board will be meeting this afternoon and talk about extra bus service, carpooling ni initiatives and other flexible work options. metro is trying to figure out why a piece of maintenance equipment derailed near a safetrack work zone yesterday. the equipment was hit by a passing rail car carrying passengers near ballston. the second phase will get underway this weekend. >> just to give you an idea of the impact of this, we have almost 300,000 passenger trips that will be impacted by reduced service during this next surge. >> the second surge starts on saturday and will run for 16 days. that will mean a shutdown from eastern market to minnesota avenue and benning road on the blue, orange and silver lines. orlando, the aftermath is having a big affect on politics. yesterday president obama delivered a blistering attack on donald trump without naming him. he took his critics head-on for refusing to use the phrase, quote, radical islam, while traump d trump did not back down. >> it's a political trapping point. if we paint everything with a broad brush and imply we are at war with an entire religion, then we are doing the terrorist work for them. >> he was more angry and a lot of people have said this, the level of anger, that's the kind of anger he should have for the shooter and the killers that shouldn't be here. >> trump also said that the president is prioritizing our enemies over our allies and the american people. d.c. police are now cracking down on illegal dirt bikes. the department says 27 people operating the bikes since early april. in addition, the police said they have seized more than 30 off-road vehicles. last friday a fairfax county teen was hit by an atv on her way to the beyonce concert. the crash fractured her skull and the rider didn't stop. the teen's father said she'll miss her high school graduation. and new car technology. if you have young children, you want to hear this. general motors doesn't want young children to die in cars anymore. the new technology will monitor the rear doors and sense if someone is in the backseat. if the back doors are opened and closed, the driver will be reminded to check the backseat when the car is turned off. a great idea. sadly, not a lot of people have new vehicles. and so that is going to be something -- yeah. >> and sometimes it's not necessarily going to be a deterrent if you are just not >> people are busy and mornings are hectic. it is something we see far too often. traffic moving again on the george washington parkway after that deadly accident. what we are now learning about those who were on the bus. storm team 4 is preparing your kids for the threat of storms today. the bus stop forecast at 6:41. but first, ready to bring home the gold. we're going to give you a look at the woman: i have a masurprise for you.are you? 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"dominion. depend on us for more than energy." ♪ stand by me. good morning. it is 6:41 on this wednesday morning. we have sprinkles out of virginia into maryland and the panhandle of west virginia quickly tracking to the east/southeast. it will be with us for an hour and then will exit the metro area with sunshine breaking out later on. waiting at the bus stop, sprinkles end by 8:00 this mog. then by 9:00, we have sunshine breaking out up near 70 degrees. a look at the nice father's day weekend is coming in ten minutes. jack taylor, how is the commute now? well, we've got a new accident out of the village on montgomery village headed down to 270. before you get to the ramp 270 there's a crash on the right side that goes beyond it that you can access from 270. we have a crash up on air park road to muncaster mill road. you will find we have an accident there so authorities have closed air park road in both directions. so no access coming off shady road. brandywine near shortcut road, the accident has one lane getting by. back to you. right now we are watching a developing story in orlando ere a frantic search is underway for a toddler dragged away by an alligator at disney world. we are tracking the developments from the live desk next. we are also tracking developments in the orlando club shooting. what the wife of the gunman may have known. plus, don't call it a comeback. vincent gray's big night right now we are watching a number of developments in the latest story of a toddler dragged off by an alligator in florida. now to tom kierein with the forecast. >> we have showers moving out of the northwest passing across the chesapeake bay over the next hour and exiting the metro area. looking at a nice father's day weekend coming up in five minutes. and we have an update right now on that alligator attack at a disney world resort. >> molette greene has been listening to the news conference about the search for a missing 2-year-old boy. she's at the live desk. >> we just got an update on the search. no sign yet of that toddler. about 15 minutes ago the fish and wildlife service told us this is a rare event. they are considering this search a search and rescue so far crews have taken four alligators out of the lake near disney's resort to be able to find the boy. the gators were euthanized. >> we just want to keep searching, ma'am, we want to keep searching and searching and searching until we just can't search anymore. >> we have learned this happened to a family of five from nebraska. the boy was with his father near a lagoon in an area that is considered off limits to swimming. that's the latest. back to you. thank you, molette. terror in orlando, this morning we are learning more about the shooter omar mateen's wife and her role in the massacre. the fbi agents say she was there for critical stages in the planning process. with more on that story, let's go to nbc's stephanie gosk live in fort pierce. stephanie, good morning. >> reporter: eun,oo these details are likely to deepen the pain for family and friends who are going to be asking the question like we all are asking, what could have been done to stop omar mateen? now the news that his wife is saying she may have known about the planning, that she tried to talk him out of it. according to fishes that are familiar with conversations she's having with the fbi, and she didn't warn police. now, she hasn't been charged with anything. we are told that she is cooperating. she's giving those details as you mentioned and said she actually accompanied omar mateen on at least one scouting trip to the pulse nightclub. that she also went with him as he was buying ammunition and a holster. again, a lot of questions about how much she knew at the time and did she have a legal responsibility to report it at the time? eun, back to you. >> stephanie gosk live in fort pierce this morning. be sure to check out and hundreds turned out to pray for those affected in sunday's mass shooting. some survivors also attended that vigil. [ applause ] you can see here the congregation giving survivors a standing ovation. many of the injured victims are still in the hospital. six of them are in critical condition. there are several local vigils happening today in d.c. there will be a vigil and fund-raiser on the north side of the white house that starts at noon at 6:00 p.m. leaders from the lbgtq community will speak at market square at 7:00 p.m. and then coming up on the "today" show, first responders who rushed into the club will speak about what they experienced. the u.s. park police are looking for some good samaritans who helped rescue individuals in a deadly bus crash. they say more than a dozen people worked to upright a small bus that was filled with nationals. at least one person on board died and many others were injured on the crash near stratford lane. kristin right is live at fairfax hospital where some of the victims were taken an are being treated. >> reporter: good morning. the people who were hurt the worst were brought here to nova fairfax. three were critical. the bus and car collided yesterday around 5:00 in the afternoon head-on on the bw parkway near stratford lane. the bus overturned and slid trapping passengers. one of them died. 13 bus passengers were rushed to hospitals. the driver was not hurt and was able to talk to police. but the driver of the car and the passenger from that car were hurt and taken to the hospital. the bus was carrying visitors from china. now, in the video you will see that the bus is upright because a group of good samaritans intervened and got the bus back wounded. u.s. park police want to know who they are this morning. police are also looking for witnesses. the parkway opened back up around 1:00 this morning. the victims were taken to three different hospitals. and some of them have been allowed to leave. kristin wright, news4. back to you. now to the latest in the fight against the zika virus. there will be a community meeting in alexandria tonight that they will let you know what it's doing to keep mosquitoes away. that begins at 6:30 at the lee center on jefferson street. and a world health organization official says the rio olympics will not impact the spread of the zika virus. they say it is barely spreading now because of cooler weather since it is winter in brazil. zika is active in 40 countries including much of latin america and the caribbean. well, the good weather had to come to an end sometime. >> we enjoyed it while it lasted for sure. >> it was amazing. now here we go, with the humidity coming back, it is june, it is washington. it is inevitable. and there's light rain now falling, just a few sprinkles moving on the storm team 4 radar. these are very fast moving sprinkles now coming out of virginia into maryland. the district heading off to the south and east crossing the bay here over the next hour. but it is drying out across northern virginia now. a little bit of sunshine breaking out there. we'll see the sun breaking out a little bit later this morning. right now temperatures are generally in the mid to upper 06s. most of maryland and virginia right near the bay as well as the shellen doe washington valley, the shenandoah valley. the cubs and nats going at it, first pitch at 4:05 in the low 80s. by 6:00 p.m. near the seventh inning, in the upper 70s. you will notice it rather steamy humidity. then by 8:00 p.m. as you're leaving the game, if it doesn't go to extra innings, back down to the mid-70s. likely not a delay. but there is the possibility of a shower o this evening. and by dawn tomorrow, maybe a few showers tomorrow. a little sun midday thursday. highs reaching the upper 07s, 70s. tomorrow is the next best chance for heavy downpours and storms. that's thursday night into early friday morning. lingering showers midday friday. a little sun back in the afternoon with highs in the mid-70s. then a wonderful weekend coming up for the father's day weekend. saturday and sunshine near 80. father's day itself, sunshine in the mid-80s. not going to get hot until monday in the 90s. jack taylor, how is the traffic looking? if you are trying to head in the area of air park road at n municaster, there's been an has a simg langle lane getting . erika and eun, back to you. only one lane is getting by on eastbound, i-70 east of route 29. the maryland state police say the victim was in her car and for some reason she stopped and got out and she may have been hit by two different vehicles. all of the cars involved stayed on the scene. police are interviewing the passenger traveling with the victim. 6:54 and turning no the race for the white house, hillary clinton finished the democratic primary season with a big win in d.c. defeating bernie sanders by more than 50 points. this comes more than a week after she won enough delegates to be declared the presumptive democratic nominee. as for d.c. politics, former mayor vincent gray is one step closer to a political comeback. gray defeated nine-year alexander for his council seat in ward 7. he lost his 2014 re-election race for mayor amid allegations of a scandal which he was never charged for. >> i feel wonderful and so excited that the people in ward 7 have given me the opportunity to once again represent them. obviously, i didn't like what happened to me either. and it feels good to be able to put that into the history books and just move forward with my life and the life of public service that i love so much in this city. >> it was a bad night for the mayor losing three reliable votes on the council. for the other local races, the only contested incumbent to win his council primary was brandon todd in ward 4 beating leon andrews. todd was endorsed by mayor muriel bowser. and trayvon white beat laruby may in a special election to replace the late marion and robert white beat invent orange in a tight race for the at-large council seat. and in northern virginia, incumbent libby garvey won her seat for the arlington county board. you can find the results on the nbc washington app. and it is 6:56, 4 things to know this morning, one lane is getting by on eastbound i-70 because of a deadly crash with a woman killed on route 29. the chinese embassy is working to find the family of the victims on board a deadly bus crash on the bw parkway. one person died and more than a dozen others were injured. this morning we're working to find out if omar mateen's wife will face charges in connection with the shooting. federal agents say she played a role in preparing for the mass shooting that left 49 people dead. a 2-year-old boy is missing and there is a find him this morning. he was dragged off by an alligator near a disney world resort last night in orlando. and you'll need an umbrella in the northeastern and eastern suburbs for another hour as we have fast-moving sprinkles moving on through. and then some sun breaks out later today with highs in the low 80s. a little more humid later this afternoon. >> thank you, tom. >> that does it for us. the "today" show is coming up next at 7:00. >> we'll see you in 25 minutes with weather, traffic and breaking news. until then, have a great day. the greek flavors of our mediterranean collection.ve your choice of delicious chicken or hearty steak. with crumbled feta and cool, creamy tzatziki sauce. try our mediterranean collection today. subway. fresh is what we do. good morning. breaking news, a horrifying scene at a disney world hotel. a 2-year-old boy dragged into a lagoon by an alligator. his father desperately tries to rescue him. >> the father entered the water and . . . . . child and was not successful in doing so. >> searchers combing the area to find that child. could she have stopped it? 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